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Spain and Portugal’s power outage are investigated as possible terrorist attack

Listen to the article Spain and Portugal have restored power after undergoing the worst blackout in their history, although authorities have not yet fully explained the cause or assurances against future disorders. Lanterns, subway services and schools gradually reiterated normal functions on Tuesday, as traveling delays and businesses evaluated compensation. Monday’s sudden interruption caused the equivalent of 60% of Spain’s demand to disappear within five seconds, letting people violate lifts, cut the telephone lines and force emergency measures across the country. The Spanish network operator Red Eléctrica (Ree) ruled out a cyberspace, but admitted two incidents of loss of production,

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